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mohamed morsi of the muslim brotherhood takes that victory, that stock exchange up nearly 6%. here is what's happening across europe, though. the ftse 100 over here is down 0.7%, almost three-quarters of a percent. the xetra dax is down. out of spain, this may help explain what's going on, down 2%. it's been leading the rally the last couple of weeks but now sentiment turning weaker. this as investors await the details of the request for aid that spain has formally asked for. ross? >> yeah, absolutely. july 9th, as you say, can kelly, will be the date that will get an official memorandum. that's where we stand ahead of the u.s. open right now. what are investors to do? a snapshot of what some experts of cnbc have been telling us at the start of the week. >> well, i'm looking at selling the ten year, buying the five year and the 15 year. the 15 year is a very cheap part of the curve and the five year is traditionally, well, it performs very well when the market rallies. >> most likely the existing equity is not worth it. the time to consider buying them is when the losses have
mohamed morsi of the muslim brotherhood takes that victory, that stock exchange up nearly 6%. here is what's happening across europe, though. the ftse 100 over here is down 0.7%, almost three-quarters of a percent. the xetra dax is down. out of spain, this may help explain what's going on, down 2%. it's been leading the rally the last couple of weeks but now sentiment turning weaker. this as investors await the details of the request for aid that spain has formally asked for. ross? >>...
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mohamed el-erian from pimco said he was worried about the third quarter reporting season because there was a finite about about what companies could do from the top and they had to focus on the top line. so in october, however, we saw a bit of a recovery from q3. and our flash figures were 2%, 2.5% in october. we have not told the market what we did in november, but it was better than october. and so we've ended up, you know, towards the end of november, after november, up by 3%, a little bit more than 3%, actually. >> yeah. >> and december, we have to wait and see. because we get another attack he of quarter-itis, so you have to be very careful. >> any lessons to be learned at all? is anything to go going to be next year than what it was? >> caution prevails. we have these gray swans, the unknown unknowns. we don't know what's going to happen. but the known unknowns are clearly the eurozone we're talking about, which will muddle through. china ma had soft landing. brics had a soft landing. the third area is in the middle east which you know a lot about, what happens in gaza, what happ
mohamed el-erian from pimco said he was worried about the third quarter reporting season because there was a finite about about what companies could do from the top and they had to focus on the top line. so in october, however, we saw a bit of a recovery from q3. and our flash figures were 2%, 2.5% in october. we have not told the market what we did in november, but it was better than october. and so we've ended up, you know, towards the end of november, after november, up by 3%, a little bit...
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mohamed morsi is to meet to halt violent protests. here's the latest from cairo. >> for a second straight day, egypt stock market has opened in a downward spiral followed by a decree by are morsi that has plunged the country into political turmoil. on the streets for a fifth straight day, there have been clashes between pro morsi supporters and his opponents. here in the capital, one of the victims is being laid to rest after he was killed by security officials. the anger stems from a decree issued on thursday gives morsi powers that are unchecked. he essentially has the authority to legislate and that is not subject to any type of judicial review pl opponents say it amounts to a dinlg at a time tore ship and this is what they fought against two years ago. but supporters say he must take these drastic measures in order to ram home reforms being blocked that have hijacked egypt's judiciary. ross. >> all right. latest from cry row. meanwhile israeli defense minister barack has resigned, a surprise move ahead of the general election. he
mohamed morsi is to meet to halt violent protests. here's the latest from cairo. >> for a second straight day, egypt stock market has opened in a downward spiral followed by a decree by are morsi that has plunged the country into political turmoil. on the streets for a fifth straight day, there have been clashes between pro morsi supporters and his opponents. here in the capital, one of the victims is being laid to rest after he was killed by security officials. the anger stems from a...
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. >> mohamed morsi addressed the nation, trying to soften his position that has angered protesters over the last several days. in fact one of the sticking points that has been fueling these proce protests has been a decision that was issued by morsi. today he tried soften his position by saying that his decisions were in fact subject to judicial review, but he also wanted to try to solve then other positions that have been fueling some of the protests. he said the constitutional referendum scheduled for december 15th would go ahead as planned, but if it fails, there would be a new assembly. more importantly, he's now reaching across the political divide to meet with some of the country's political opposition figures. they say they will not necessarily meat with the president until that decision, at least that decree, is rescinded. they're still going ahead with calls for friday's million man march and outside the presidential palace, hundreds of protesters gathered for a third straight day following two deadly days of clashes. >> egypt opposition has said it has form and i lformally rej
. >> mohamed morsi addressed the nation, trying to soften his position that has angered protesters over the last several days. in fact one of the sticking points that has been fueling these proce protests has been a decision that was issued by morsi. today he tried soften his position by saying that his decisions were in fact subject to judicial review, but he also wanted to try to solve then other positions that have been fueling some of the protests. he said the constitutional...
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mohamed owns a textile shop from one of the poorest areas in mumbai. he makes t-shirts and has one source of revenue and that's the local economy. he says business is booming. >> translator: in india there are so many communities that live together and each one has a different festival at different times. >> reporr: even here in the slums which is widely perceived as one of the poorest places in the world you can feel the buzz of commerce. things are being made, sold, moved around and the local shop keepers say if there's a broader slow down in india they are not feeling it. >> business is in fact booming on the ground. >> reporter: this is a form international banker turned mumbai tour guide no stranger to assessing economic queue, she educate tourists about the area. >> these businesses are going strong. nobody is talking on any downturn. >> reporter: in fact, it is thriving. the children were cared for and happy and the so-called informal economy turns out an estimated $1 billion a year all from small businesses, all booming by serving the local mar
mohamed owns a textile shop from one of the poorest areas in mumbai. he makes t-shirts and has one source of revenue and that's the local economy. he says business is booming. >> translator: in india there are so many communities that live together and each one has a different festival at different times. >> reporr: even here in the slums which is widely perceived as one of the poorest places in the world you can feel the buzz of commerce. things are being made, sold, moved around...
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mohamed el-erian said he was worried about the reporting season because there was a finite number of what companies could do in terms of cost. a number of companies missed the top line forecast, not so many the bottom line as the top line. so in october, however, we saw a little bit of a recovery from q3. and our flash figures were 2% and we did 2.5% in october. we have not told the market what we did in november, but it was better than october. and so we've ended up, you know, towards the end of november up by 3%, a little bit more than 3%, actually. and december, we have to wait and see. >> i've seen that you're continuing the plans in china and in particular from what i can tell. >> absolutely. >> are you going to try and diversify them further? >> well, if i do have any regrets -- and i've had a few over the years that i'm willing to admit publicly -- it would be that we didn't have enough of our operations in britain and that we didn't have enough in asia and latin america, africa and the middle east and central europe. instead of a third of our business, some of our clients, yo
mohamed el-erian said he was worried about the reporting season because there was a finite number of what companies could do in terms of cost. a number of companies missed the top line forecast, not so many the bottom line as the top line. so in october, however, we saw a little bit of a recovery from q3. and our flash figures were 2% and we did 2.5% in october. we have not told the market what we did in november, but it was better than october. and so we've ended up, you know, towards the end...